I just don't see why everyone likes Hafner so much. He is a nice player to have but he resembles Sean Casey to me. Say hell to a .300 BA, 100 RBI, 90 R, 25 HR and 3 SB. Not bad numbers by any means but I don't expect more from him. He will be 28 this year.
Tex on the other hand is 24 and has a good chance to have a .300 BA, 120 RBI, 100 R, 40 HR and 3 SB.
Pogotheostrich wrote:I just don't see why everyone likes Hafner so much. He is a nice player to have but he resembles Sean Casey to me. Say hell to a .300 BA, 100 RBI, 90 R, 25 HR and 3 SB. Not bad numbers by any means but I don't expect more from him. He will be 28 this year.
He put up those numbers in 80 fewer ABs - thats why. He is a very good contact hitter with good power batting in the middle of a decent lineup. 28 is right about peak age. Between Tex and Hafner I have possibly about 5-10 more HRs to Tex but thats about it, every other cat should be a push or in Hafners favor - obviously BA goes to Hafner. Is that worth 5+ rds difference in value in standard 12 team leagues?
I think it was somewhat of a fluke. I don't expect him to improve on last year's numbers but I don't expect him to completely fall off.
.300 BA, 100 RBI, 90 R, 25 HR and 3 SB
Pogotheostrich wrote:I think it was somewhat of a fluke. I don't expect him to improve on last year's numbers but I don't expect him to completely fall off. .300 BA, 100 RBI, 90 R, 25 HR and 3 SB
i dont no why you go from 28 hr to 25 hr when in all likelyhood he will add 50-100 abs this season, as well as dropping his rbi from 109 to 100, again with the AB increase very likely.
550 ABs .305 BA, 115 RBI, 100 R, 33 HR, 5 SB is where i have hafner, most cats just a slight increase from last seasons numbers in 482 abs